That sounds like an odd configuration; for next steps, I'd try this:
sudo apt-get update
Some warnings about old indexes are fine to ignore (Translations_EN, for example, isn't really a big deal) but others may indicate that your mirror is out of date or broken. Maybe run the command a few times, you may get a different mirror the second or third runs.
Once that runs well enough, try this:
sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade
That will download any new security or reliability updates, and hopefully run some previously-blocked maintenance scripts.
That sounds like an odd configuration; for next steps, I'd try this:
sudo apt-get update
Some warnings about old indexes are fine to ignore (Translations_EN, for example, isn't really a big deal) but others may indicate that your mirror is out of date or broken. Maybe run the command a few times, you may get a different mirror the second or third runs.
Once that runs well enough, try this:
sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade
That will download any new security or reliability updates, and hopefully run some previously-blocked maintenance scripts.
Thanks